Every month I sit down with the sales data for these neighborhoods and ask myself a simple question — what does this actually mean for someone who is buying or selling right now? Not what does the spreadsheet say. What does it mean practically for the decision you are trying to make this week? October 2026 has some of the clearest answers to that question I have seen in recent months. One market Continue Reading
Boston Rental Market November 2026: Back Bay Is Your Renter Window and Savin Hill Is Your Landlord Signal
Every month, when I sit down with the rental data for these four neighborhoods, I am looking for two things — the clearest signal for renters and the clearest signal for landlords. This month, both signals are unusually clear. And there is a third signal forming across all four markets simultaneously that I think matters more than either of the individual neighborhood stories. Let me start with Continue Reading
Lakes Region Real Estate Market Update
If you're thinking about buying or selling in the New Hampshire Lakes Region this fall, the latest numbers from Moultonborough, Meredith, and Wolfeboro show a market that's still moving fast but has lost some of its edge. Here's what changed, what hasn't, and how to plan your next move. This month’s Lakes Region data covers Moultonborough, Meredith, and Wolfeboro — and I want to be transparent Continue Reading
Boston Condo Market Report: South Boston, South End, Fenway & Waterfront
Here's the full post — just select and copy everything below: Boston Condo Market Report: South Boston, South End, Fenway & Waterfront — Q2 2026 Four neighborhoods, four different stories this quarter. From South Boston's fast-tightening market to Fenway and Waterfront's smaller, more dynamic pool of sales, here's what April–June 2026 tells condo buyers and sellers in each Continue Reading
Q2 Rental Market Report: South Boston, South End, Fenway & Waterfront
Q2 2026 is in the books for South Boston, South End, Fenway, and Waterfront — and the rental market told four distinct stories this spring into summer. Here's how each neighborhood actually performed, month by month, and what it means if you're renting or leasing out a unit in any of them. The Big Picture South Boston had the strongest, most consistent quarter of the four. Rental volume Continue Reading
South Boston & South End Single-Family Market Report
Single-family homes are a much smaller, more specialized slice of the market in South Boston and the South End compared to condos — and this quarter's data tells two very different stories for buyers and sellers in each neighborhood. A quick data note: South End had only two single-family sales all quarter — $3,750,000 in April and $6,400,000 in June — putting the Q2 average sale price at Continue Reading
Boston Condo Market Report: JP, Midtown, North End & Seaport
Four very different condo markets, four very different stories this quarter. From Jamaica Plain's steady, high-volume market to the ultra-low-inventory swings in Midtown, North End, and Seaport, here's what April–June 2026 tells buyers and sellers heading into the rest of the year. A quick note on the data: Jamaica Plain has healthy sales volume each month, so its trends are the most reliable of Continue Reading
Boston Rental Market Report — Spring/Summer 2026
Boston's rental market shifts into high gear every spring and summer, driven by the city's massive September 1st lease-turnover cycle. Here's what the April–June 2026 data shows across four neighborhoods — where rents are climbing, where landlords have the upper hand, and where renters still have some room to negotiate. The Big Picture Rental volume rose sharply through the quarter in nearly Continue Reading
Single-Family Sales: Back Bay, Beacon Hill & Charlestown Q2 2026
Single-family homes are a different story than condos in these neighborhoods — inventory is scarce, sample sizes are small, and a single sale can swing the numbers dramatically. That said, the data from Q2 2026 (April–June) tells a clear story: this is an extremely tight, low-volume corner of the market, and where sales do happen, they're happening at a premium. A quick note on the data: because Continue Reading
Boston Condo Market Report
Boston Condo Market Report: Back Bay, Beacon Hill & Charlestown Heat Up for Summer Boston Spring turned into summer fast this year — and so did the condo market across three of Boston's most in-demand neighborhoods. Here's what the data from Q2 2026 (April–June) tells us, compared against Q1 2026, and what it means if you're buying or selling in Back Bay, Beacon Hill, or Charlestown. The Continue Reading
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